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The regime's attempt to disband the NLD means there is no way for it to compete with the most popular party in the next election, U Aung Kyi Nyunt said.

‘We are resisting because we have faith,’ said a resident of Mindat, where local fighters are defying the regime’s artillery, mostly with rudimentary hunting rifles.

Regime accuses the political and armed resistance organizations of incitement; those guilty of affiliation with them face 10 years to life in prison.

The patients, some of whom are on medication, were taken by security forces from a care center run by ousted NLD MP Daw Phyu Phyu Thin.

Ko Wai Moe Naing, 26, now faces a total of 10 counts, including new charges over his alleged ties to the CRPH group of lawmakers, which has been outlawed by the junta.

China’s foreign minister pushes back against calls from pro-democracy groups for the UN to intervene in Myanmar crisis.

The parallel government unveiled a multi-ethnic cabinet vowing to serve the people ‘regardless of race, religion or community of origin’ in line with the new Federal Democracy

While the CRPH demanded Beijing’s support, an embassy official expressed concern for the safety of Chinese citizens, investments in Myanmar during a phone call last week.

Elected lawmakers from the NLD to meet UN body to collect, preserve and analyze evidence of crimes committed by the military regime.

CRPH spokesman says a national unity government will be formed and that it will draft a federal democracy constitution.

State-run media said the CRPH, formed by NLD lawmakers elected to the coup-abolished Parliament, posed a ‘danger to the rule of law, peace and stability’.

Daw Phyu Phyu Thin’s office was raided by the regime’s security forces on Tuesday night.